Analyzing US-Mexico Maritime Disputes: Legal Perspectives on Law of the Seas

Maritime disputes between countries have been a recurring issue throughout history, and the relationship between the United States and Mexico is no exception. With a shared maritime border in the Gulf of Mexico and the Pacific Ocean, tensions have arisen over issues such as territorial waters, resource exploitation, and disputed islands. This article aims to analyze these disputes from a legal perspective, focusing on the principles and regulations set forth by the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), the role of international law, and the potential implications for both countries.